Will this work with a battery grip attached to the D610? Are the straps wide enough for that?
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I've used it on a gripped D200 and gripped D5100, both worked fine. I think it is pretty universal with or without a grip.
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Using the extender I was able to get it to fit on my 5DIII with a battery grip installed. My guess is that the 6D is about the same size, so it should work, but I am not totally sure (I do not have a 6D). It is not quite as a solid setup as without the extender, but it works. Incidentally, I have found the use of these devices to be truly invaluable with the Live View on. I definitely focus better, and I get a much better picture of the framing. Good luck.
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Hey,With the battery grip the body itself would not fit under the cage, however the lens would. So just connect the camera to the baseplate and move the baseplate along the rails to ensure the lens is the only thing under the cage arms. Hopefully this makes sense and to put it in a simple answer, yes it would fit :).Have a great day.
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No. I've used battery grips with 300D, 10D, 40D and now 60D Canons. All were unique and not interchangeable with each other.
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All I know is that I bought it for my D610 and it works with that very well.
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Yes, I have used them both at several shoots. I have a D610 and D3200 and it works with both.
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I doubt it, I have 2 additional lenses (tele and fish eye) and Canon 7D with wide-angle lens on it. I can carry everything in this bag with no battery grip attached, once I attach battery grip I usually carry my camera separately... it seems about several centimeters bigger than the bag.
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the grip does go on the bottom and it holds one regular d7100 battery and yes it does double the battery life by using the battery in the grip first and then the battery in the camera.
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In regards to your inquiry, we don't believe this case would be big enough to accommodate a D600 with a battery grip.
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I have a D5000 as well, and I read somewhere else that another battery grip fits perfectly into the bottom of a D3000, but the grip is slightly larger for the D5000. So by indirect reasoning it should be compatible, although if anyone has actually tested this out I'd like to confirm this as well.
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I'm not certain. I purchased this for a Nikon D3300, and was disappointed that it seems too large. The lens of the D3300 collapses, while the D3200 does not, so that could account for some of the extra depth. However, the overall fit was loose. I hope that helps you decide if it will fit the D3200 with battery grip.
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I haven't used a battery grip so I can't help there - but you can move the dividers around inside to customize. I have a Nikon DSLR and carry it with a 18-55 lens and a 55-300 lens (when that lens is attached it is tight but fits), extra battery, charger, etc all in the bottom section to leave the top section open for "stuff" (wallet, sancks, stuff a rain coat in there, etc). I really am happy with this purchase and the rain cover that comes with and stores internally is a great bonus.
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Yes, but you'll need to take your hand out of the strap if you want to use the shutter on the vertical grip. I just keep my hand strapped in and use the camera's shutter button when I'm out and about and using this strap. I use the grip for the extra battery and only use the grip's shutter when I'm shooting indoors or using my BlackRapid strap for security.
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I attached a 2" battery pack to my Nikon D610 and a 70-200mm Tamron lens . Yes this will fit in the bag if you turn the camera on its side instead of the base. It's a little snug, but it fits.
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There's plenty of room in the bag to set up the velcro walls to fit your configuration. I don't have a battery grip on mine so I can't say 100% it would meet your needs but I wouldn't hesitate trying to use it with this bag.
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I'm just guessing it should since it fits the D800 fine and both the D800 and D810 use the same Nikon MB-D12 battery grip.
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The bag will hold those lenses just fine, but the D610 with the grip attached will be tight. The compartments aren't very tall so gripped or pro bodies will need to be coaxed to get in, but it can be done. I was able to fit a canon 1d with a 70-200 attached.